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If you live in and around Toronto, or have ever visited the city, you’ve most likely passed by Etobicoke’s Richview Cemetery. Most likely in a car and traveling at a high velocity. Awkwardly situated amidst the onramps at the intersection of Highways 401 and 427, the Richview Cemetery is not your average resting place for the dead. Reporter Andrew Walsh explores this historic geographic oddity.
photo by Sean Galbraith
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Isn’t this in Etobicoke, not Mississauga?
Yes, it is definitely in Etobicoke.